Step into the classroom with the confidence of an experienced teacher. With support from the NCCE, you can begin your teaching journey with the knowledge and skills required to create an enriched learning environment for all pupils. Let us help you thrive as an educator! https://bit.ly/4bziD8K

Do we need to teach primary pupils about AI? Our free, DfE funded course AI in primary computing is a great way to discover age appropriate resources in just 2 hours of self paced learning. Your pupils can learn how to use AI in a safe, responsible, and confident way. https://bit.ly/4pTfyWS

With curriculum changes on the horizon, it's a good time to prepare for how you will make the transition. This blog aims to help you make an informed decision about your curriculum planning, and how the Teach Computing Curriculum will remain a source of support for teachers. https://bit.ly/4bK9cTQ

Do you teach computing at your primary school? Whether you're new to the role or an established lead, we have a great range of courses designed for your development and growth. Our quality-assured CPD is free for state-funded schools in England and made for you. Visit us at teachcomputing.org ⭐

If you're new to teaching computing, this residential will introduce you to the computer science knowledge required up to GCSE level! Cover the basics needed to teach with confidence on this two-day residential. https://bit.ly/4hzYHGl

Are you teaching secondary school computing? Whether you're new or established in your role, we have courses for you. Free for state funded schools in England, our online CPD will support your development and growth. We're here to help. Visit us at teachcomputing.org ⭐

Starting your first year as a secondary computing teacher soon? We can help guide your journey! Grow your confidence and face this journey head on with the NCCE. This blog has everything you'll need for your development. 🏫 https://bit.ly/4vSdz6N

🚨 DEADLINE ALERT! 🚨 Have you completed a certificate with us at the NCCE? Make sure you're signed up for the chance to win a £50 book token! Winners will be selected this Friday, 10 July - so make sure you're signed up and your certificate has been completed. https://bit.ly/44O9XY2

New to teaching primary computing? You're not alone. Whether you're starting out or looking to build knowlege, this course is designed to equip you with confidence. Find this free course and more on the Teach Computing site! ⭐ https://bit.ly/4fkGtHl

At the NCCE, we want all children to be able to thrive in computer science. This case study from Phoenix School in London discusses the methods in place to remove barriers to access for pupils with autism. Computing should be accessible for all pupils. 👉 https://bit.ly/4uQBT8g

Provided by Abbeyfield Primary School, we have released a new case study detailing the approaches taken to ensure students with SEND & EAL can thrive in computing lessons. Computing can be incredibly impactful, and provide pupils with a sense of belonging. 👉 https://bit.ly/4oKb7gn

Are you teaching programming using Scratch or Scratch Jr? ▶️ Help pupils develop their programming skills and computational thinking with this free course, giving you the confidence to plan and deliver engaging, effective lessons using Scratch and Scratch Jr. https://bit.ly/4oHrQRy ⭐

Introducing... Leading Lauren! Established in her career, Lauren leads computing in her school and can't travel to join us for NCCE residential courses. This is why NCCE live online courses are the perfect way to get high-quality CPD and personalised support. Read more: https://bit.ly/4euLueZ

Introducing... Trainee Tina! Are you new to teaching? Trainee Tina is too, and she's looking for a way to boost her classroom confidence and skills. Tina found the live-remote and residential courses that the NCCE offer, so now she feels much more prepared! Read more: https://bit.ly/4euLueZ

Introducing... Busy Bob! If you're anything like Bob, you may struggle to get out of the classroom for your professional development. We have a great range of over 100 online computing courses that you can complete at your own pace. Read more: https://teachcomputing.org/blog/choose-your-cpd

Right now, A level Computer Science students across the country are taking their paper 2 exam. We want to wish the best of luck to everyone, and congratulate students and teachers alike for their persistance and commitment to computing. Well done for making it to this wonderful milestone! 🎉

Starting your career as a computing teacher? Join us TODAY for a webinar hosted alongside Computing At School, perfect to introduce trainee and early career teachers to the opportunities that the NCCE can offer in terms of support and guidance. 📅 16 June 2026, 16:15 - 17:00 https://bit.ly/3Q6lX3C

Alongside @computingatschool.bsky.social, we're hosting a webinar to introduce trainee and early career teachers to the opportunities that the NCCE can offer in terms of support and guidance. 📅 16 June 2026, 16:15 - 17:00 Book your space today: https://bit.ly/3Q6lX3C

The STEM Ambassador volunteer program is a great way to support your community while improving your own confidence and motivation. Computing Ambassadors bridge the gap between the curriculum and the real world, and you can be that bridge. https://teachcomputing.org/get-involved

The potential uses of AI are limitless. 🦖 The labelling of dinosaur tracks can be tricky, but with the DinoTracker app, palaeontologists have a new tool in their arsenal to determine what fossilised footprints they're facing. What's the most interesting use of AI you've discovered?

Start your journey with Python programming with us at the NCCE! This two-day residential will support you to learn this popular programming language up to GCSE level. 📅 30-31 July 2026 Book your free space today and take those first steps to becoming a confident programmer! https://bit.ly/4nThkGB

One week to go until AI Awareness Day! As it becomes necessary in many areas of life, it is increasingly important to learn how to use AI safely, responsibly, and ethically. Our AI and Ethics in GCSE computer science course is a perfect place to begin. https://bit.ly/3S2VOmG

Starting a new role in September? We have now introduced a range of live-remote online courses perfect for those getting started in primary computing. Claim your free space today! https://bit.ly/4v73aDX

Are you going to be teaching A level computer science in September? Get ahead with this two-day residential at the National STEM Learning Centre in York! Join us on either of the following dates: 📅 18-19 June 2026 📅 17-18 August 2026 Begin your journey into the world of A level teaching!

This year's Summer of Computing is right round the corner! Join us in York for some incredible residential opportunities. Boost your confidence and computing provision with our help! We have courses available to book to the end of August. Check out our residentials here! https://bit.ly/4s6P43v

Now that GCSE computer science exams have ended, this is a great time to review your computing provision. The Computing Quality Framework helps you assess the strengths and potential areas for growth in your school. Learn more today: https://bit.ly/3PVEAHj

Good luck to all GCSE Computer Science students completing paper 2 today! We hope that you have made the most of NCCE and Isaac Computer Science resources! 💚

The current version of the KS3 & GCSE assessment is still accessible to complete, but there will be updated questions available from 18 May 2026. We hope that this refresh will ensure the assessment continues to reflect the current content of GCSE exams. 🖥️ https://bit.ly/4nepmZO

"The CQF has been instrumental in developing our computing provision" Our Computing Quality Framework (CQF) has supported educators in fostering a love of computing. We want all young people to see the value of their education. https://computingqualityframework.org/overview/case-studies/

📆 14 July 2026 Join us online for a live remote training course focused on empowering trainee teachers. Embark on an exciting journey into the world of primary computing! Develop understanding and experience and be prepared for your teaching career. https://bit.ly/3OM2Nzo